Physics is crazy, so they’re going 4200mph, and that battery just went 4203mph?
Joran_Dax on
Imagine spending a week+ with 3 other people in such close quarters. Hats off to them, but I bet its worth it.
thestereo300 on
Things that are real but also incredibly weird are the lack of gravity in space and also dinosaurs.
It’s too bad we never got to see dinosaurs in space. Those would have been some really big spaceships. Those spacewalks would have been legendary…
Insightseekertoo on
My claustrophobia starts acting up just looking at that space inside. I guess I won’t grow up to be an astronaut.
Chesticle5 on
Space cake
madsci on
The worst part is you don’t dare just let something like that go and grab another one. On one shuttle mission, a brass knob came loose from a piece of camera equipment and lodged between the instrument panel and the inner pane of the windscreen. When they got back, the decrease in relative pressure caused the cabin to contract a little and wedged the piece in.
It *almost* grounded the shuttle. They couldn’t leave it there, exerting force on one point, and they were going to have to disassemble the whole instrument panel if they couldn’t get it out, and that was going to take a long time to get put back together and recertified. I think they ended up shrinking it a little with liquid CO2 to get it loose.
That’s got to be a lithium-ion battery and you can’t have that getting jammed out of sight somewhere and getting pinched or it could catch fire. That’s why on airliners they tell you if you drop your phone or tablet next to your seat, *don’t* move your seat and let the cabin crew help you retrieve it.
blank988 on
Why is it so messy in there especially compared to the spaceX ship
relevant__comment on
They can’t train you for everything at NASA. But, you best believe they are currently developing a 13 page manual on this exact scenario now.
Jackdunc on
Short circuits equipment.. “uhm, was that thing important? Is it too late to turn back? “
OhBenjaminFranklin on
That really charged out of there…
holydeniable on
Careful they’re ruffled!
GarageStackDev on
The earth is clearly flat, folks. This is obviously green screen and wires.
Hutch4622w1 on
An unintentional physics lesson
BluebirdLeading6702 on
Linus Tech Tips would comment about cable management.
soccerk1 on
That looks like an SD or CF card (storage), not a battery. But still wild!
avelinegoth on
That thing was catapulted to outer space 100%
guywithblackcamera on
That actually looks like a CF card. The battery is on the bottom of the camera body (D5 I assume)
thisaccountbeanony on
She seems incompetent. Immediately jumps and gets entangled in tubes ands wires.
MarkTwainsSpittoon on
I dig the hair on ladies in space.
BLAZER_101 on
That’s the Compact Flash card not the battery getting ejected.
ilovetheskyyall on
I’m impressed by her reflexes! Didn’t let it out of her sight and snatched it on her second try!
LemonLower1155 on
Idk but seeing her hair free roam like that give me the worries. Hope here hair doesn’t get tangled in anything important.
JelloFormal5518 on
Good luck trying to measure the battery speed
biff_jordan on
The mess of cables freaks me out. Like what if you accidentally get snagged and yank something out or break it
lonelycomment on
That reflection on the right looks like an eye at first..
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Physics is crazy, so they’re going 4200mph, and that battery just went 4203mph?
Imagine spending a week+ with 3 other people in such close quarters. Hats off to them, but I bet its worth it.
Things that are real but also incredibly weird are the lack of gravity in space and also dinosaurs.
It’s too bad we never got to see dinosaurs in space. Those would have been some really big spaceships. Those spacewalks would have been legendary…
My claustrophobia starts acting up just looking at that space inside. I guess I won’t grow up to be an astronaut.
Space cake
The worst part is you don’t dare just let something like that go and grab another one. On one shuttle mission, a brass knob came loose from a piece of camera equipment and lodged between the instrument panel and the inner pane of the windscreen. When they got back, the decrease in relative pressure caused the cabin to contract a little and wedged the piece in.
It *almost* grounded the shuttle. They couldn’t leave it there, exerting force on one point, and they were going to have to disassemble the whole instrument panel if they couldn’t get it out, and that was going to take a long time to get put back together and recertified. I think they ended up shrinking it a little with liquid CO2 to get it loose.
That’s got to be a lithium-ion battery and you can’t have that getting jammed out of sight somewhere and getting pinched or it could catch fire. That’s why on airliners they tell you if you drop your phone or tablet next to your seat, *don’t* move your seat and let the cabin crew help you retrieve it.
Why is it so messy in there especially compared to the spaceX ship
They can’t train you for everything at NASA. But, you best believe they are currently developing a 13 page manual on this exact scenario now.
Short circuits equipment.. “uhm, was that thing important? Is it too late to turn back? “
That really charged out of there…
Careful they’re ruffled!
The earth is clearly flat, folks. This is obviously green screen and wires.
An unintentional physics lesson
Linus Tech Tips would comment about cable management.
That looks like an SD or CF card (storage), not a battery. But still wild!
That thing was catapulted to outer space 100%
That actually looks like a CF card. The battery is on the bottom of the camera body (D5 I assume)
She seems incompetent. Immediately jumps and gets entangled in tubes ands wires.
I dig the hair on ladies in space.
That’s the Compact Flash card not the battery getting ejected.
I’m impressed by her reflexes! Didn’t let it out of her sight and snatched it on her second try!
Idk but seeing her hair free roam like that give me the worries. Hope here hair doesn’t get tangled in anything important.
Good luck trying to measure the battery speed
The mess of cables freaks me out. Like what if you accidentally get snagged and yank something out or break it
That reflection on the right looks like an eye at first..